Time Python Code Like a PRO with THIS Snippet

Time Python code like a pro with this snippet. #python #code #shorts

[paljain]

really amazing to know, I had once created a complex decorator function to get time taken by different processes and print the time report a dict at the end.

[Rage]

I'm not there yet but this will be useful for me soon I imagine, thank you for this. You've got a lot of videos that have been very informative for me as I'm learning Python, but could you by chance label your shorts somehow so they're easier to reference?

[zyxwv]

Why not just do

time_before=time.time()
...
time_after = time.time()
time_taken = time_after - time_before

[hunterap]

I'm curious - why use a context manager instead of a decorator wrapper? Make a decorator function that just wraps around the original one and gets the start time before the decorated function is run, end time after the function completes, and return both the function's return value and the (end - start) time?

[midascostly]

Do we have to change the contextmanager decorator for the case of cogs?

[Ron-ojgm]

Why not import logging so that we can see the logger as well

[Jugularst]

why not use the in-built timeit package?

[mazarinee]

Or... get time.perf at the start and the end and subtract them? Never got this kind of complication.

[andreas-vh]

im a senior dev and i just count myself

[kaskilelr]

How is this more useful than writing a decorator?